EZARC 4-1/2 inch Super Thin Diamond Blade, Diamond Saw Blades for Angle Grinder, 4.5" Tile Blade for Smooth Cutting Porcelain Ceramic Granite Marble Tile, 7/8"-20mm-5/8 Arbor (2-Pack)

I recently used the EZARC 4-1/2" Super Thin Diamond Cutting Wheel for a metalworking project, and it exceeded my expectations. The wheel delivers over 5,000 cuts, significantly outlasting traditional bonded cut-off wheels. Its ultra-thin design ensures precise, clean cuts with minimal burrs, making it ideal for various metals, including rebar, steel, and iron. The solid steel core reduces the risk of shattering, enhancing safety during use. Compatible with most 4-1/2" angle grinders, this wheel operates smoothly. Overall, it's a durable and efficient tool that offers excellent value for money.

These blades are impressive! They leave a pretty clean cut even on stone tile! Must have for tile work!

Good fit, works great at a good price.

Not bad but it works i guess

I truly can't believe how good these blades actually are! I was remodeling a bathroom and upon removing the old sheet vinyl and luan, there was major water damage on the original 3/4 inch oak tongue and groove subfloor. I started with my multitool using a carbide blade and that worked well until I started hitting the "cut nails" (hardened steel, usually reserved for nailing wood to concrete). After several minutes of frustration and a few burned out carbide multitool blades, I decided to try these... All I can say is they worked SO VERY WELL that it only took a few seconds per nail, also cut through the 3/4 oak, and STILL have plenty of life left in the blade! I know these are not their intended purpose, but as a contractor for several decades, you sometimes have to "think outside the box" and these blades were the perfect solution! Highly recommend!!!

It cut through the stone I am adding to the wall very smoothly

This is a really good product. We do construction and buy them all the time. Great product and also the price. It last long. It can be used in a lot of different materials.

Did not get the chance to use. Bought for saw having stated 3/8" arbor hole diameter. Saw turns out to need a 10mm diameter which is slightly larger than 9.5mm (also advertised as 3/8") so the blade would not mount to the saw and was returned. It seems that blades having either 9.5mm or 10mm arbor holes are advertised as 3/8".